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Understanding 9/11Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1971-04-28
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Truckin', Beat It On Down The Line, Loser, El Paso, The Rub, Bird Song, Playin' In The Band, Cumberland Blues, Ripple, Me And Bobby McGee, I'm A King Bee, Bertha
Set 2
Morning Dew, Me & My Uncle, Deal, Hard To Handle, Cryptical Envelopment-> Drums-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat, Sugar Magnolia, Dark Star*-> Saint Stephen*-> Not Fade Away*-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad*-> Not Fade Away*
*with Tom Constanten; Other artist(s): NRPS. This date is featured on Ladies and Gentlemen... The Grateful Dead.
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Notes
Matt's note:
bird song, bertha patched from 16 track source
wharf rat. the other one from alternate sources
Matt's original notes from 114029:
I decided to put this out for a number of reasons but mainly it's a big improvement as to what circulates. The main reason being Will's reels are in prime condition and have never had to be baked over a number of times. The exact lineage of all the 4/71 FE reels are still a mystery so perhaps we will really never know the whole story BUT some low gen reels @ 7.5 ips. have survived in one piece and these are some of them.. According to the story from Wilson and Pat Lee, Peter Kafer and Bill Gadsden "purchased" the supposed masters from a guy named Buddy Miller(now a country musician) and brought them up to the Northwest for them to copy back in 1973. Will's are 7.5 ips. and Pat's are 3.3/4 ips. Nobody for sure knows exactly which were masters since Buddy decided to keep a few for himself which is truly the crux of the mystery or if even Buddy had masters himself. I realize in some circles this is considered heresy but it's true and until Buddy comes forward and flat out states he had masters this should be considered as a possibility. We can only now just listen carefully and try to figure it out that way.. Anyhow please enjoy!
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When I first bought "Skullfuck" I had only seen the Dead at Autzen Stadium and had never heard of the Fillmore, so my mental image of "the Grateful Dead live in '71" was basically a younger version of them playing at some place like Autzen: a big outdoor show. The fact that the Fillmore is actually a pretty tiny, intimate indoor space says a lot about the Dead's sound system. The '71 live album (and all these Fillmore shows) has a sound that is unbelievably spacious, and though their '71 sound is very hard-edged and brittle for my taste, lacking the warmth of the 73-74 sound, it already had an amazingly open feel to it.
Subject: Excellent Recording
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